A Personal Miracle
On April 3, 2007, I had a colonoscopy performed
to locate the source of my rectal bleeding. The results revealed that I had
a mass on the wall of my rectum that was about 1.2 inches in diameter and
malignant.
The doctor who performed the colonoscopy
referred me to a surgeon. We met in his office.
The surgeon informed me that my entire rectum
would have to be removed and that he couldn’t guarantee that he could
connect everything back together, which would mean a colostomy. He also said
that although he does much of his surgeries laparoscopically, he would have
to do open surgery for my case. I was stunned, in shock.
He further informed me that he wanted me to do
six weeks of chemotherapy and radiation to shrink the tumor as much as
possible before surgery. An oncologist would consult with me about the
recipe for the chemo.
I told him that I was very resistant to both
chemo and radiation. He became annoyed with me and told me that if I
didn’t follow the standard protocol for my condition that I would
experience “a terrible way to die.”
I left the surgeon’s office determined to find
an alternative. I did have a CT scan done at his recommendation and a chest
X-ray. Both were negative as far as any spread of the cancer is concerned.
A friend sent me a link to videos of a
presentation given by Dr Bill Deagle that was made in December of 2006.
There was a lot of information on the videos, some of which focused on how
to remain healthy in a toxic world. Dr Deagle mentioned that he did
telephone consultations, so I called him. When I explained my situation, he
asked me to e-mail a medical history. He said he would put together some
information for me.
When I got the information, some by phone and
some in a report e-mailed to me, he told me about a woman in Little Rock
Arkansas who cured cancer using light. Because my growth was only 2.5 inches
from the outside, he thought that she might be able to reach it with her
process.
I e-mailed this woman, Dr Carpenter (her PhD is
in physics) to ask if she could help me. She called back and told me with
utmost confidence that my tumor would be dead with only three treatments and
sent me an information packet.
The packet explained that the treatment she had
pioneered involved injecting the tumor with an agent that only the cancer
cells absorbed. The tumor is then hit with a near infra red light. The light
causes the cells with the agent in them to heat up and die. Normal cells are
unaffected. I was intrigued.
After asking a few more questions and getting
answers I liked, I decided to go ahead with the treatment. We scheduled
three appointments for the week of June 11th.
The fee for the treatments was $7,000. Normally,
it would have been $3,750, but I was going to need her anesthesiologist
partner to do a block at the base of my spine for each treatment and that
raised the cost.
I flew to Little Rock, found my way to her
treatment center and had my first treatment on June 12th. It was painless
and took about an hour. Dr Carpenter informed me that my tumor was
flattening and that some of the tissue was already starting to look like
normal tissue.
During the second treatment, Dr Carpenter told
me that the tumor looked very different from the way it looked during the
first treatment (a positive sign). I had one more treatment on Saturday,
June 16th and then headed for home with my tumor completely dead. When I
told her that I didn’t know how to thank her, she said, “Go home and
have a good life.”
I was sore from the retractor that was used to
open me up and from the injections of the pain killer. But it was nothing
that Tylenol couldn’t handle.
I now am cancer free, can live a normal life (no
restrictions) and I didn’t have to have toxic chemicals shot into my body
or receive any radiation. I also didn’t have to have very invasive
surgery, a long hospital stay or a bag attached to my side for the rest of
my life. I will have about three months of continued bleeding as the dead
cells are sloughed off by the body. That’s just an inconvenience.
If you know anyone who is facing decisions about
cancer, I urge you to tell them about Dr Carpenter. You can check her out at
www.lasemedinc.
com. At the present time, she cannot administer general anesthesia and
can’t operate on most organs (she did cure a liver cancer because they
knew where the tumor was located). The tumor has to be pin pointed and be no
more than four inches from the surface.
Dr Carpenter has been fighting the medical
establishment for 20 years. She is a warrior. I love her for her tenacity.
She is the only person doing this therapy. It is called Light Induced
Enhanced Selective Hyperthermia. She has a patent on this process. I bless
her for her service to humanity.
Rose Marie
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